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The Confederate Veterans.

LYNN, MASS, June 1S.-MOst of the
shoe factories were closed to-day and the
city presented a holiday appearance. The
Robert E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans,
accompanied by a G. A. K. corps, arrived
here this morning and were met by the
local militia. On arriving at the City
Hall the Mayor and members of the city
government in carriages Joined the parade
and the line of march was taken up. The
Manufacturers Association of this city and
the citizens generally have made extensive
preparations for the reception of the visit
Ors, and the City Hall and many buildings
were prOfusely decorated. After the parade
speeches were made by Henry Cabot Lodge
and others.
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THEY ARE MAD.
The Late wheat Clique Bitter Subject
For the Board Of Trade.

The Late wheat Clique a Bitter subjec
For the Board Of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 18.-The wheat cliqu'
is rather bitter subject for the Board o
Trade men to discuss now. There are :
ew left who can still talk Of the crowt
and preserve their temper. THE mel
who were bulling wheat, " said one of thu
biggest men in the trade, "were undoubt-
eddy very rich men. The way the deal
acted after Rosenfeld collapsed showed
some very rich men were staggering.
Kershaw and Irwin and Green may have
knowledge of who Wiltshire, Eckert &
Co.'s principals were; ROSenfeld never
knew. The bringing of $500, 600 here after
the collapse showed pluck and strength.
1t is surely not surprising that, when the
money went down rat hole without doing
them any good at all, they gave up. 1t
looks as if the blunder of the whole deal
was that their commission men took on too
many 'tailers " The collapse did not
come from the clique holdings probably,
but from the friends who had been given
tips. When the panic came, it made little
difference whose wheat was margined or
whose was not. One taller" an insur-
ance man, had $4,000 bushels of June
wheat long through one of the clique
houses"
The report was circulated on the board
that the four $780, drafts deposited
Wednesday by Joe Wiltshire, of Cincinnati,
in the American Exchange, drawn on the
Chemical Bank of New York, had not
been paid by the latter. At the American
Exchange Bank the following statement
was made:
''This bank will come out of the trans
action without loss. 1t is true Wiltshire
deposited such drafts here on the New
York Chemical Bank, but there are not
four of them. There are two and each is
for 100000"
'Have those drafts been thrown out?"
I'VE can only state that with those drafts
unpaid, our bank will not be loser, and
we propose TO protect our bank"
At 3 o'clock Deputy Sheriff Burke
rushed into the American Exchange Ma
tional Bank, and hurriedly served Cashier
Dewar with tivegarnishee notices on what
ever balance c. j. Kershaw and Cox and
his special partner, Egglestone, had in the
bank. The garnishee was in favor of Ar
thur Orr, w. +. Blair and three Others.
Having finished reading his writs Burke
rushed down stairs jumped into q cab and
disappeared.
VIM. 7. Baker & Co. to-day secured an
attachment against C. J. Kershaw n Co.
for $25, 1861
No failures were announced other than
that of r. H. Labagh & Co, concern
which failed practically several days ago,
but the suspension was too small to at all
effect prices.
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STILL ON COMMITTEE WORK.
Amalgamated Association SessiOn-The X n.
of l.. Difficulty.

hlnhlEltnhItu We
of l.. Difficulty.
PTTTSBURG, June lS.-The Amalga-
mated Association consumed this morn
ing's session in a consideration of the rOu-
tine reports that were presented by the
different committees The afternoon ses-
sion was also taken up with the same kind
of work.
The Knights of Labor are keeping a
sharp lookout on what action the Amalga-
mated people take regarding their order.
VIM. II. Bailey, who was the leader of the
knights during the trouble between the
two organizations at Mingo, when in the
city few days ago, said;
"Yes, | have read the reports that the
Amalgamated people are talking of prOhib-
ting their members from becoming
Knights of Labor. Well, we had little
affair down at Harrisburg short time
ago, when the Knights of Labor formed an
iron and steel workers Trade District.
have the complete evidence Of the Mingo
matter. / ami quite willing at any time
TO meet either Martin or Weihe aud argue
the matter. Yes, sir; will lay it before
the General Assembly of the Knights OF
Labor ut Minneapolis next October. ] have
the documents in my pocket which will
show the matter up in its true light. !
warned these people once but they paid no
attention to me- So far as the Amalga'
mated Association is concerned rs regards
prohibiting its members from belonging to
the Knights of Labor, it will not amount
to anything They have already done
So"
The Conference Committee of the Manu-
facturers Association will meet neat Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. By that time
each of its members will have made a
throughout study of the scale
demanded by the Amalgamated
Association. They will agree upon a
united policy, which manufacturer says
will be to resist granting the advance.
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Above THE CLOUDS
WORLDS" BALLOON COMES DOWN
After Attaining an Altitude Of $4,000
Feet.

ST.. LOUIS, June 1s.-The World and
Post Dispatch balloon attained n height Of
! 16, 900 feet above the surface Of the earth
yesterday at 500 p. NJ, according to the
markings of the instruments of United
States Signal Service Officer Hazen, who
was one of the four in the car of the
balloon. This Is the highest on record in
America. At this point the thermometer
marked 81 degrees Fahrenheit Core
spondent Duffy says it seemed very cold,
coming from a heat 80 degrees in the shade
an hour before. Their ship left the earth
as if reluctant to depart, but once
on its voyage upwards it gained
speed rapidly and was quickly
AMONG THE FLEECY CLOUDS
which partially Obscured the earth as a
thick veil.
Doughty is photographing the earth,
Duffy is writing his sketch. HaZen looks
up from his instruments and sees Moore
helpless, the loss of blood from his injury
having rendered him senseless.
Hazen sings out ''Were going too fast. i"
There is much excitement, but it Gains in
minute, for the instrument records q
falling.
Again the Signal officer gives warning,
1--WE are falling dreadfully," and losses
out handful of circulars. They shoot
upwards. Moore, half aroused, realized
the peril and calls all hands to drop bal
last.
The sand falls scarcely faster than the
car and the earth seems to fly upward, and
rivers, fields, houses spread out as vast
map, growing terribly each minute.
Moore sings out, Something wrong,
boys, if we don't stop her we are lost" A
thousand feet from earth and still tumbling
madly; 700 and the drag rope touches the
earth; 600 and the check is perceptible.
At 400 feet
THE BALLOON SKINS ALONG,
the 800 feet of drag rope resting on the
earth gave the relief. More ballast. was
thrown out and the air ship again ascend
ed. this time to 5000 feet. The 9rOnaut
then noticed that the bag was sagglng
and announced that a landing must
be made, when whiting a few hundred
feet of land, the drag rope skinned along
the earth, making a tram for four miles,
and in It's wake followed a crowd Of natives.
Several times they caught the rope, and
were hurled roughly to the ground. At
Walter Palms farm, seven miles from
Centralia, Ill, his sturdy wife gave the
drag rope half dozen turns around an APP
pie tree and brought the monster
| up with jerk. The wind
caught the folds of the balloon
and it scared like kite. For an hOnr tn e
farmers tugged at the rope, and when the
aronaut pulled the rip cord, to his amaze
ment he found it already loose, and this
WAS the cause of the fearful fall, so nearly
disastrous to the occupants, OF the air ship.
The carrier pigeons that were released from
the balloon at =, 900 feet altitude have APP
peared ut their homes. Hazen reports the
voyage success. The balloon will lie
brought back to the city, and arrange
ments are now being made iOr another as
| aant
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Rrditinsl.
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep
d, all The horrible sensations OF an assassin
.,,sbiuc vour throat and pressing the life breath
s,,r, YOUR ughtened chest Have You noticed
,,s rsrc1or ami debility that succeed the effort
s~vour throat aud head Of this catarrhal
..,,rsrs What a depressing influence IL exertS
r,.,,, Inc mind ClOuding the memory aud filling
", r,gd with pains and strange uoiSeSl How
Hrglt 10 Is 70 rid the nasal passages, throat and
y...-, n| this poisonous mucuS ali can testify who
sr'fgtyi with Catarrh. How difficult to pro-
rrrr the system against its further progress TO-
,,sr,lS he lungs, liver and kidneys, all ply
sir.su> will admit. 10 Is a terrible disease, and
.ri,s out for relief and cure,
The remarkable curative powers, when all
a-r,- rrneiieS utterly fail, OF SASFORD's RADI-
cal CURE. are stteSted by thousands who crate
rrrrv rrgDmDCDd it to fellow-SutiererS. No state
mtut Is uladc rcE2lUhngft that cannot be sub
>r8ulialcd by the most respectable and reliable
rr.eDuCC>
Earu package contains one bottle OF the RAD
T,,L CURE. one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and
au IMPROVED lNHALEE, with treatise and direC
l.DuS AMI il sold by all druggists for 500.
POTTER DRUG \ CHENuCAL Co, BOSTON
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New YORK, June SYSTEMATICALLY
IL, 3sl packages; exports 9, 597 barrels, and
9, 699 sacks, market steady and moderately
active; sales l6, 900 barrels; common to
choice white wheat western extra ~ Goa
4 50; fancy do 81 S5a5 90. Wheat-Re-
ceipts 1850 bushels; exports 10l, 0l9
bushels; sales 5,9i4, 600 bushels futures;
364, 600 bushels spot; spot lots lal1 higher,
fairly active, closing firm; options yaria-
BILE and irregular; No. 8 Chicago s6!aS8c;
No. / hard so a9l! &c; ungraded red Sable;
No. red 954c; No. | white 93c; No. 2
red June 92ia94fc, closing at cate;
July S7taSssc, closing at Sc; August
S6saS7ic, closing at s6ic; September STA
s7sc, closing at SIZE; October Ssf; Noyem'
Der s9taS9lc, closing at S9ic; December
9Osa9Osc, closing at colo; January 9lsa
91lc, closing at 9lsc; May 96a96sc,
closing at 96lc. COrn-Receipts 103,
$50 bushels; exports q, 491 bushels; sales
"a, 900 bushels futures and 10000 bush
els spot; spot lots firm but rather quiet;
options nominal; ungraded 47a4sc; No. 2
June 46sc; July 46ia46Ic, closing at 46ic;
August 475c; September 4Slc. Oats
TeC8lDIS TIC, lUD Dushclss CApOibS icb
bushels; sales, 10000 bushels futures,
"a, 900 bushels spot; market steady;
mixed western 32a36c; white do 37a4Oc.
Hay-Quiet and unchanged. Hops
Steady. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio nominal,
1871; options lower and fairly active; sales
10, 500 bags: July 159jalG. 25c; August
IS. 15a16.7Oc; September 16.40al6 zoe;
October l6. 45a17. OOc; November 1900
.05c; December IG 50al7. Doe; January
IL. 65a17 pc; February 1G.15al7.25ci
March 167Oal7. 20c; April 17O0al7. sOc,
Sugar-Steady but very quiet; refined
steady; MOlasses-Dull and nominal.
Rice-Steady. Petroleum-Steadyi Uni
ted 62ic. Rosin-Dull. Turpentine-
Eggs-Steady, fair demand; receipts T. ji
packages; western fresh Isl. Pork-Dull.
Cat Meats-Firm. Lard-Dull and heavy
Western steam spot So 67l; July Sc 76i
g "a; August s. 75a6 7s; September
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
whseling.

The demand for 4 our continues good
bat the supply keeps we'll up TO IL, while
the price remains unchanged from last
week. Wheat remains at the same fig
ure and the deliveries continue fairly
liberal. In the feed market corn Is rather
scarce, with prices the same. Oats. hay,
middling and bran remain quiet. Prices
are as follows:
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Choioe family -four
in barrels 81 so: in sacks ~ 30; niiddliBg,
per ton SIS 90; bran per ton SIS ~; wheat
No. per bushel soc.
FEED-Corn per bushel 42ai3c; oais 3Os
81; hIled hay per ton $li Ual2 %; loo.s
hay Is selling for about so Goals % pes
ton.
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Parkersburg's Electric Lights

soecial TslsgraBl % the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June lS.-The
electric light was turned on in a number
of stores t.. might. Considering the new
ness of the machinery the effect is excel
lent The full power promised was not
given, but the turning on was partly eX-
detrimental. By the first of the month
everything will be in good shape. The
streets were crowded to witness the effect
The light is the Westinghouse, Pittsburg.
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A DefauIter Caurbt

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 1s.-Henry
Leslie, the defaulting secretary of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
who, with J. A. Wilson, the former treas
urer of the same company, fed from the
city in the early part Of July of last year,
with large sum of money belonging to
the company, was taken into custody at
noon to-day and locked up in the Central
police station for hearing. He had lately
returned here and was In hiding.
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Iprersolrs Plea for the Hotelkeepers.

New YORK, June 1S-The argument on
the appeal from Judge Lawrence's decision
in the case of hOtelkeepers selling wines
and liquors with meals on Sunday brought
q great crowd to the Supreme Court rooms
to-day. Robert G. IngersOll and Z. Ian
drews argued the case for the hotelkeepers.
Corporation Counsel LacOmbe and his as
sistant, Mr.. Wickes, appeared in support OF
the decision. Col. Ingersoll's address was
loudly applauded. Decision will berendered
next week.
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THE DEADLY SHAFT.
PENNSYLVANIAMIN MEET DEATH
Five Rescued From the Mine, but Fatally
Burned.

WLKEsBARRE, PA, June lS.-A ter
rifle explosion OF gas took place in the
Twin Shaft at Pittston Junction this
morning.
Five men were taken out terribly, and,
it is feared, fatally burned.
The head house at the top OF the shaft
was blown to pieces and the inside Of the
shaft was wrecked. 1t is feared the fire
has communicated to the chambers in the
mine
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~. ch,n,anopa Assembly.

WINFIELD, KAs, June 1s.-The Chan-
tauqua Assembly closed to-day after ten
DAYS session of marked success. The
attendance throughout was large, and the
programme embraced some OF the leading
talent of the Union. Hon. B. X. Bruce,
the able Ex-senator Of Mississippi, and re-
cent Register of the United States Treasury
addressed a vast thrOng at $50 to-day, on
ssThe Race Problem" adding new lustrs
to his own western reputation, as well as
TO the marked advance Of his race. A
new assembly directory was elected to-day
and the date for the meeting next year set
the same as the dates this year.
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ThIeres Mako a Raid on Ynnnr.tnul

YOUNGSTOWN, o., June 1S--Thieyes
following FOrepaugh's circus here to-day
did lively business among the crowds
watching the parade. Hanson Gilbert, OF
Coldsville, was robbed of fifty dollars;
Caspar Howe. residing near Sharon, was
relieved of q silver watch, and several
ladies had their purses stolen. A large
number of special policemen have been
sworn in by Mayor Steele, as it is expected
the thieves will raid the city tonight.
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bringing Back the Railway Murdere

RAILWAY, n. Y, June 1S.-The state
ments published to the effect that Casper
Staumbach, the self-confeSsed murderer OF
the girl found dead on the road here, is
an impOSter and fraud, and that the
officials place no confidence in his confess
sion, are incorrect. Detective Keen left
Elizabeth early this morning for Iuka,
Ills, for the purpose OF bringing Staum-
bach east. Detectives who have been
working on the case since Staumbach's
confession have secured positive evidence
that he is the murderer.
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collision on the Reading.

WILI.IAMsPORT, PA, June 1.-two
freight trains on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, cOllided at Montours-
VILE. a few miles east Of Williamsport,
this morning, and large number of can
were wrecked. Erastus Hinkley, engl'
neer of the second train, was killed The
other mem on the train escaped by jump
inc. The road was blockaded to-day.
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Foot Crushed,

Special Telegram TO AeTSH1sddg Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., Wilson Rake, EN-
ployed as preSser at Beatty's glass works,
attempted to board freight at the Pan:
Handle depot this morning. He slipped
and the wheels crushed his right foot.
Amputation is necessary.
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a Glenn KNOCK Ont.

FARGO, OAK, June 1s.-Black Frank
of st. Paul, who fought the Marine in
draw last spring. knocked out Billy Hur'
ley, Of Minneapolis, in three rounds at the
Coliseum Theatre last night with small
gloves
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R.z &C RAILROAD.

Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire at $40 m, arrives al Belaire al
4.UO p. IN.
WOOdStield passenger train leaves Bellaire at
az p. ~, arrives al Bellalre at SO a. III.
Summeriield Accommodation leaves Beliair at
LOO p. m, arrives At Bellaire at lO.i5 a. IN.
All trains daily except sunday. Central stand
ard Time from Bellaire
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New York.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Dry Goods
Beyond the usual distribution Of daily re-
ceipts a light demand ard very strong
prices for cotton goods, the market wa
quiet in all departments.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

Money at 3a5 Per Cent.-Governments
DuII-Stocks Duu-FIour-Quieta and In
settIsd-Wheat Firmer.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Money on call
easy at 3a5 pei cent, prime mercantile
paper sac per cent. sterling exchange dull
but steady and unchanged.
GOvERNMENTS-Dull and steady.
FOurs and half
Pacific Skies Of 1895
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADs-Dull; sales SAL 900.
STOCKS--Trading in stocks to-day was
duh, ~ usual, on account OF halt holiday,
and very little disposition to trade being
shown, even by the professionals. The
opening was rather heavy, although the
changes from last nights opening figures
were for insignificant fractions only. The
general market was firm in the early deal
ings, though extremely dull. After ii
o'clock prices became stagnant, but after
the issue of the bank statement there wa
more animation and further gain in quo
tations. The close was quiet and firm
Sales 7S, 100 shares. Quotations closed bio
rs follows:
Adams Express l43; American Express
100; Canada Pacific 62; Central Paciii,
10; Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do preferred
frsts IL do seconds s; Chicago and Alton
l4S; do preferred 1862; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy AS; Delaware and Hudson
1927; Delaware, I.ackawanna and Western
1875; Denver and Rio Grande, 80; Fri
33l; do preferred III; Fl. Wayne, l5l
Illinois Central, 1929; Lake Shore, 97i
Michigan Central 81; Minneapolis ano
st. Louis, III; do preferred, 4l9; Missouri
Pacific, 1919; Northern Pacific, 32!; d.
preferred, 6Oi; Chicago and Northwestern
1918; do preferred 1901; New York Cen
trial. 1921; Oregon Transcontinental, 81
Pacific Mail, 52s Panama, -; Peoria, ID. \
Z. 81; Pittsburg, 1881; Pullman Palace
Car 1853; Reading, ia Rock Island, 1929
ST. Louis and San Francisco, II u; do pre-
ferred, sol first preferred, ISL; ST. Paul
Minneapolis and Minnesota 1l9; st. Pau
and Omaha, 523; do preferred 1l6s
Texas Pacific, 32l; Union Pacific, COZ
United States Express 50; Western Uniol
Telegraph 7Sl.
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Th. CONVICTED Murdress.

BUFFALO, June 1s.-Mrs. Hattie Pen
seeres, the convicted murderess, was to
day sentenced to imprisonment for life
There viii be no appeal.
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A virginlan Appointed.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The President
appointed Edward Burgess, OF Culpepper,
Va, to be Register of the land Office at
Prescott, A. T.
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MbeeIin9 Register
Grauelers' 6uids.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
1AExRLANArIoNo OF REFERxNcE MARKS: sDaily
ISunday excepted. MONDAY excepted rs
Meridian. May -, 1857. Wheeling time, which
Is just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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SUSDAYG.

Leave al 100 a ". and run every hour until
300 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a IA, and run
syery hour until 1000 p. m, except Church
Trains, which will leave the Park at $40 a. IN.
and Wheeling at l2:l5 y. m. ..
c. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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COTTON.
Now York.

NKw YORK, June 10 -Cotton-Fu-
lures closed shade lower than last even
inc
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The Verdict.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-The jury in the
"boodle" case returned verdict finding
both McGarigle and Mcdonald guilty, and
fixing their sentence ut three years i'm
prisOnment in the State penitentiary.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 1s.-Cotton-Quiet
and firm. Flour-Heayy. Wheat-Firmer;
No. 9 red soc; receipts 300 bushels
shipments $500 bushels. Corn-Dull;
No. 9 mixed 4Oc. 0ats-Easy; No. 2
mixed 29a29lc. Rye-Dull; No. > &c.
Pork-Qniet at SIS 90. IArd-Quiet Of
So 80. Bulk Meats and Bacon-Firm
and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet; sales OF
1856 barrels OF finished goods on basis
of 81 05. Butter, Sugar and Cheese
Steady. Eggs-Firmer ut 1!c.
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SanhSails,

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Sarah Bernhardt
sailed for Europe this afternoon.
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PETROLEUM.
TItusvills.

TItusyills.
TITusyu.Lg, June lS.-Petroleum -
Opened at G2Ic; highest &c; lowest 62Sc;
closed at 62ic.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBuEs, June 1s-Petroleum -
Dull, but steady; opened at 62sc; closed al
62Ic; highest sc; lowest 62Sc.
| bradford.
BRAbFoRD. June ~. Petroleum
Opened at 62sc; closed at 62ic; highest
63c;' lowest 62ic; clearances 236,ooo bar
rels.
| New York.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Petroleum-
Dull; opened at &c; highest &c; lowest
62lc; closing at 62Ic; sales 1900 bar
rels.
OH City.
OmCITY, June Is. Petroleum Opened
at 63c; highest &c; lowest 62tc; closed
at sic. Sales 100, 900 barrels; clearance'
800, 900 barrels; charters A, 293 barrels
shipments 70,930 barrels; runs $500!
barrels.
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AND ELM GROVE K. R.

ON and after Monday, May ,, 1857, Irainson the
Wheeling and Elm Grove K. h, will run rs fol-
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., June 1S.-Wheat-Dull
and lower; cash s3c; July and August
79ic; December S3s. Corn-Quiet; cash
3glc. Oats-Dull; No. white Bic.